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Hong Kong Airport Cancels Flights Amid Protests. How Has Your Travel Been Affected? Hong Kong’s Protests Reach the Airport. Have You Been Affected?
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Thousands of travelers have been affected after Hong Kong’s airport suspended check-ins again Tuesday after anti-government protesters flooded the airport, one of the world’s busiest travel hubs, for the second day in a row. Hong Kong has been shaken for months by protests, which began as demonstrations against an unpopular bill and have become a broader movement against China’s power.
Have your travel plans been affected by the demonstrations and flight disruptions at Hong Kong International Airport? Please tell us below. We may publish a selection of the responses, and a reporter may follow up with you. They have also become more violent and unpredictable. In recent days, they have reached the city’s airport, bringing chaos to an Asian transportation hub known for its efficiency. Protesters seriously disrupted its operations, forcing it to suspend check-ins for two days in a row. Hundreds of flights were canceled, and many passengers were stranded.
[Here’s a guide to what prompted the Hong Kong protests and how they evolved.]
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